It is solid and will do the work.

Let's face it, I'm not the most mechanically inclined human out there. Sure, I can take toast out of the toaster and plug in a lamp, but when it comes to super technical things like changing a lightbulb or assembling a sandwich, I am useless. So, when this heavy, bulky package arrived with several parts, let's just say I was rather nervous. To my utter delight, however, this montage of metal bits and bolts wasn't difficult to connect at all! I read the directions, did what they suggested, all by myself mind you, and...I did it! The rack slid easily into my Bronco's tail hitch portal, I loaded my Cannondale on it, secured with the rubber doohickies and--BAM! Soooo easy, and looks decent too. It will block out the rear camera in the Bronco but it clears the spare tire perfectly and (so far) has been super secure. Love it! Now if only I could figure out how to start my Bronco :/

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I got tired of taking my front wheel off and cramming my hybrid bike in the back of my SUV to transport it, so I finally paid UHaul to put a hitch on my car and started looking for bike racks. This one was the cheapest I came across, which made me nervous, but after shelling out $250 for the hitch I wanted to conserve my money. I LOVE this carrier! Takes seconds to attach it to the car, a minute to lift the bike onto it and fasten the straps. I add a bungee to keep the wheels from banging around, and this holds the bike rock solid. I take the rack off the hitch and store it in the back of my car while I'm riding to prevent theft - SOOO easy to attach and remove!

Have been using for weeks and am very pleased. Easy to install in hitch very sturdy, no rattles to this point. We put on two adult bikes, one a fat bike, and a kids bike and could get the fourth on without issue. Highly recommended!

Bought this bike rack because we were going on a road trip & wanted to bring the bikes for more outdoor things to do. I am also always bringing the bikes back & forth to our campground & having to load them into the bed of the truck can be annoying. When I was looking at the reviews for this product I saw a bunch that were geared towards SUVs & only a couple for pickup trucks. Here's my review after taking one test drive with this bike rack.1st I have to say it was easy to assemble & seems pretty durable. I liked how the rack folds down & then can be moved away from the tailgate. When I lowered the gate it does rest on the bike rack & I wouldn't recommend standing on the tailgate while it's resting on the rack, but it does allow you to get the Tonneau cover off if you have one. From there you can climb into the bed of the truck. The 1st time I did this it was without bikes, so it was rather easy. Once I got back from our 20 minute test drive I tried lowering the bike rack down with 4 bikes on (pic attached). You might want to have 2 people for this since the rack is pretty heavy with all the bikes & needed some pressure to get the pin out. Also I recommend having someone guide the bikes down so they don't slam. In the end it worked, but will take a little bit more effort. Yes, raising the rack back into place is more difficult, but it can be done.Now the process of actually putting the bikes on. My one boy's bike is oddly shaped. Of course this was the 1st bike I tried to put on and it was a bit of a challenge. That is until I figured out that the mounts for the bikes rotate, which turned out to be a huge benefit. Once I got it figured out I was able to secure the bike nicely to the rack. I have attached a pic of how I had to rotate it & turn it upside-down. This also turned out to be benficial for the other bikes since they're all shaped a bit different & being able to rotate the area they mount allowed for the bikes to be secured well. I read that some bike racks need a bar for bikes, like female angled bars, to be attached correctly, but I didn't have an issue putting all 4 bikes on.Once the bikes were on and secure I used a tie down strap to secure all the front wheels. This would keep the handlebars from moving & swaying during travel. Now we set off on the 20 minute drive from our campground back home. The road getting out of the campground is a bit bumpy, but I didn't have any issues with the bikes. The remainder of the ride was mostly highway, going about 75 mph. The bike rack & bikes held up great!Finally, the security feature. I really like that I can lock the rack into the hitch. It was easy to tighten & seemed to do a good job at securing it. That doesn't keep somone from stealing the bikes off of it though. What I did was bought a 15' security cable & lock. I wound the cable around the bikes & used the lock to secure it to the hitch. I feel with both these measures out bikes should be pretty safe.At this time I give this bike rack a 5 star rating. If for some reason I have anything to add/change I will update this review. We are about to go on a road trip (about 3000 miles) so I should know more about it's durability then.UPDATE: This thing went 4000 miles without a single issue. At times the speed limit was 80 mph & I was worried after seeing some reviews about the arm bars bending. Well this thing is a tank & I highly recommend!